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Use Crevano with your AI
Give your AI assistant this address — crevano.app/llms.txt — and it can work with Crevano. That one file describes the Crevano project format completely enough for an assistant to write you a finished design as a file you open, and it links to the full machine-readable description of every command in the studio.
There is nothing to install and nothing to switch on. It works with any assistant that can read a web page.
The two ways it can help
It writes you a file. A Crevano project is a single .crev file. An assistant that has read llms.txt knows the page sizes, the fonts, the shapes, the frames and the backgrounds Crevano offers, so it can write a complete design — page size, background, photographs, text, the lot — and hand you the file. You open it with Open on the projects screen and carry on editing it like anything else you made. This is the one that needs no automation at all: the assistant produces text, you save it as a file.
It drives the studio for you. If you use an assistant that can operate a browser — Claude in Chrome, or any of the computer-use tools — it can click through the studio the way you would. Sign in yourself in that tab first, once. After that it is working inside your own session and nothing has to be handed over.
Sign in yourself. Never hand over a code
The studio needs an account, and signing in is free and takes one step — see Do I need an account?. Do it yourself, in the tab the assistant is using.
Never paste anything out of your browser's storage into a chat — not a session token, not a saved code, not "the contents of local storage". Whatever an assistant tells you it needs it for, that value is the key to your whole account, including deleting every project in it, and there is no limited version of it to give away instead. You do not need to: signing in normally in the tab it is already looking at does the same job and leaves nothing behind.
What it cannot do
- There is no hosted checker. Nothing on crevano.app will tell an assistant whether the file it wrote is correct. The way to find out is to open it and look at it — a mistake shows up as something missing or something in the wrong place, not as an error message.
- It cannot sign in for you. Nothing about this is an interface for machines to log in with. If the studio is showing the sign-in card, a person signs in.
- It is a file format, not an account you can call. There is no address an assistant can send a design to, and no way for one to reach the projects saved in your account.